Sentence examples for Provide for oneself from inspiring English sources

Thousands of people with AIDS are able to work and engage in the same daily activities as people who are free of H.I.V. To equate an AIDS diagnosis with an inability to provide for oneself feeds a dangerous misconception and does a disservice to the countless people with H.I.V.-AIDS who are living, working and thriving despite their diagnosis.

In addition to seeing patients on a daily basis, Castro referees boxing matches for local youth, helped begin a charity called Knights of Camillus, and serves as a volunteer for Operation Walk, a program that provides knee and hip replacements for patients in poverty-stricken countries where the ability to provide for oneself is contingent upon one's ability to walk.

Its official rationale was to increase the incentive to provide for oneself, although the lower benefit was also designed to prevent individuals from seeking asylum in Denmark in the first instance (Mouritsen, et al. 2009).

It seemed to infantilize the models in a strange, commercialist way; it removed the need to provide for oneself, created a groupthink by "herding" the models, and developed a false sense of deserving.

I12: "The little girl who could" doesn't exist anymore…….and maybe that's good…it's probably…it's probably a development (Interview 12) The process from being able to work and provide for oneself to becoming a person unable to do this was described as frustrating.

Those gardens were simply a matter of common sense, a way of providing for oneself.

Work would provide experiences not only for oneself, but for one's acquaintances and communities as well.

Otherwise, they might start thinking like the productive middle class, which believes that providing the necessities of life for oneself and one's dependents are responsibilities of adult citizens.

Cooking is a critical skill that grows with time and provides the ability to care for oneself or a family.

It also provides a list of resources on how to care for oneself and others.

Sports provide the chance to learn teamwork, persistence through adversity, and basic human respect for oneself and others that could literally save lives from Ferguson to Fallujah.